[Merged by Bors] - feat(Algebra/DirectSum/Decomposition): degree of a non-zero homogeneous element is unique #9597
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…us element is unique (#9597) if $x \in M = \bigoplus M_i$ is not $0$ such that $x \in M_i$ and $x \in M_j$, then $i = j$
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if$x \in M = \bigoplus M_i$ is not $0$ such that $x \in M_i$ and $x \in M_j$ , then $i = j$